Intervention: Then & Now: Danielle Is On a List of Pills – Full Episode (S1, E20) | A&E

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Although she has two loving children and an adoring husband, Danielle was dangerously addicted to Percocet. We check back in with Danielle and her family to see how’s she’s been doing since her Intervention in Season 1, Episode 20 “Danielle”. #Intervention
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“Intervention” profiles people whose addictions or other compulsive behaviors have brought them to a point of personal crisis, and the friends and family members who come together to help them.

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24 thoughts on “Intervention: Then & Now: Danielle Is On a List of Pills – Full Episode (S1, E20) | A&E

  1. Pain can do terrible things to a person. I have scoliosis and am in pain 24/7. I have done crazy things not to go into withdrawal but have no choice in the matter. Pain itself is a killer. And doctors will prescribe pain medication for a little while. What am I supposed to do? There's no remission from my condition. I don't trust doctors anymore so I moved from nj to Colorado and got on the methadone program for my pain and health. Am I considered an addict? Or someone who wants to be like I used to be? I was an entertainer singer songwriter for most of my life. I'm 67 years old and poor and sad. Help !

  2. No judgment, except maybe on myself. Pills took 20 years of my life that I can never have back. They gave me the same exact feelings, confidence, a sense of being loved, and they did battle loneliness. They were my waking thoughts every morning and they put me in places with my family I never thought I would go to (lies about amounts left, what I was taking, how it was affecting me, and more importantly how I was actually responding to it with my ‘Normal life’) The list goes on but it ended on 10/3/2018 when I was locked up and forced detoxed when I tried to kill myself after losing my Mom. Talk about selfishness, I don’t know if I was honoring Mom’s memory or not. Anyways please allow rehab to truly get you straight: I know the withdrawals are something to fear and how they make you doubt everything when you don’t come to learn, love, and know others without being on the substance, but they will subside and be replaced by people and events that truly matter. Good luck Danielle and I wish you the best 🙏🏻

  3. Seems like she manipulates EXTREMELY well……if I don't take Percoset, I'll burn myself or whatever. She's a spoiled adult. No one has said no to her, so yes, why change??

  4. Dad: "I don't remember hitting them at all."

    Thats not something you forget, you either did it or didn't. And if he didn't do it, he would have said, "no, I have never hit my kid before" but instead he said "ehhh maybe, idk, not sure if i remember that…."

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